ICE CUBES: No more Sundae dance parties until 2012

With Irene on the horizon, Lee Jones decides to cancel her weekly dance party until 2012.

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ICE CUBES: No more Sundae dance parties until 2012

POSTED: Friday, August 26, 2011, 1:00 PM

Filed Under: Ice Cubes

Come on, Irene! You can shutter the Jersey Shore and batten down the hatches in Philly’s low lands. But stopping the outdoor component of Lee Jones’ Sundae for good this season?

DAMN YOU, WOMAN.

Here’s the sad and sorry official note from Jones:

Rain, Earthquakes & now Steve Jobs resigning, it's all a sign! (lol)

Effective immediately Sundae Philadelphia will end its daytime program at Table 31. The unprecedented rainfall has forced us to cancel the past two weeks & with Hurricane Irene hitting the Eastern Seaboard this weekend, we would have cancelled this week as well. This has been a great summer at Shampoo and Table 31, but for the first time in our eight year run, it has rained every Sundae except for one. Mother Nature has spoken and without any cover from the elements, I've decided to terminate the program until 2012.

Silk City will open each week at 10 p.m. This week's Sunset Festival, organized by Venus 7, will be rescheduled to a later date. I ask you to please pass this information onto your fellow music lovers and to join us this week at Silk City. Thank you for the past eight years.

This effects only the Philadelphia program and not the other Sundae parties.

Lee Jones & Francisco

(@ADAmorosi)

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